Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-07

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TTnor ARRIVING at the reviaving stand
MAYOR WalIhar addressed the president
briefly welcoming him TO the civ and the
nrasiiant ranIied with CONGRATULATIONS m tho
c,tv On irs antarnrisa and nros,,.,rity and =
faw words of oratituje for tba wal,,,ot-, bs
had received here and elsewhere
After the welcoming addresses and review
of the psrade the president and marty were
driven to SchIitz's park, where "A public re-
caption was held. Nearly IL 900 people shook
hands with the president The grounds were
finely draped with bunting and the platform
where the chief executive stood was beauti
fuliv decorated with tronicaI fowers and foil
a,a Tba arrou,,a,nspts ware rsrf.ct ar +ha
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lecep''oi, INC ''o"u iosS''S' ai'ot saih'ils
the president, out oil the grounds at rapid
rate
On the way back to the city from the park
a stop was made for a few moments at a
mammoth brewery, the largest in the United
States. to give the prssident an oprortunity
IN insnact the ,vorks
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